CrusaderFrank
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- May 20, 2009
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and now it's a cat 3Some short while back there were some exchanges about what's important in the development of a hurricane. Deniers FCT and Billy Bob put great emphasis on shear and humidity. I argued heated surface waters were critical. So, we now have a hurricane that's been sitting off the northern coast of South America where it was facing wind shear and dry air coming off the continent. The only factor seemingly present was abnormally hot surface water. What did it do? It went from a CAT1 to a CAT5 in less than 24 hours..
Please explain.
run along junior, you don't know shit.
oh, as a reminder, your lot claimed cat 5 was going to be the new norm, 15 years ago
They said we might need to add a Cat 6